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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
THE ORPHANS DiANIR.
Christmas Gathering OF the Male
Asylum at HarVictOUn.

A large number Of the friends Of The
asylum were present last evening 10 wit
ness the Christmas exercises at this we'll
managed institution Each visitor was
supplied with a neatly-printed pro-
grumme (rom the asylum's printing
press, which WIS we'll carried out. 1t
consisted Of grand marches, choruscs.
recltstions, ana the stately entrance of
old Santa Claus himself, VINO bowed
himself gracefully into the hall aud re-
Iuested to see the "new boys " who had
entered the asylum since his last visit in
1885 With them he shook hands
heartily aud gave them good advice
After distributing n number of presents
and dancing with two graceful little
girls he bowed himself ont and hasteped
to visit other happy children.
The president Of tho asylum called
upon Rev. DR.. Kerr MIR. Howard L.
Bayne, of New York. late member Of
the Board of Managers OF the asylum !;
and also upon the representative Of the
state (Mr. Gentry. Mr.. Gentry not
only made a speech, but read piece OF
poetry appropriate to the occasion.
Books were presented to three merito-
rious boys by Mr.. Sleight-the gilt Of
Mr.. T. j. Todd, a member Of the board.
The company then adjourned to the
dining-room below to see how boys eat
good things. The tables were loaded,
and in a short while the BOYS were loaded,
too. Afterwards the Board OF Managers
partook of an excellent dinner and re-
turned to the city at p. NJ, hoping to
spend another Christmas at the close Of
1888 at this happy home Of the orphan
how
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Arrnid Of His y,ncIc.

yoney Nora. a hlack-oyed italian lad,
having applied at the first police station
Wednesday afternoon for protection
from his uncle, who he said had threat
ened his life. was given accommodations
for tue night and yesterday he was taken
before Pohce-jusiice Richardson. The
boy said that lie WIS brought to this
country two and a half years ago by his
uncle. q. Nora, who has treated him
unhindly; that his uncle, having sold
ont his business, intends going back TO
Italy and wants to carry him. Toney
said he had situation in view and could
easily support himself if he only had
somewhere TO stay until bis uncle leaves.
lie was sent TO the almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
The Dead witness.

1t appears upon fuller consideration
Of the matter that it is by no means cor-
tain that the Commonwealth can convict
DoolIttle and Samuels OF any felony
now that Mariana Lanzarone is dead.
That they can he found guilty OF misde-
meanor in other cases seems pretty GER
tain; but that they can be sent to the
penitentiary is, 70 say the least, doubt
ful, for there is no witness who can
wholly supply the evidence that LAMA
rome could have given rs to the robbery
at his store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

and for several years missionary TO Italy,
has returned 30 Virginia to spend year
in this country. lie has a warm place
in the hearts OF the Manchester people
and they hope TO see him here.
Mr.. W. B. Bradley has returned to the
city after hunting trip OF several days.
Mr.. Walter mith, the employee Of the
Old Dominion Cotton Mills who had his
hand hurt while at work Wednesday, lad
to have two OF his fingers amputated.
DR.. Ingram performed the operation.
Skates are being gotten IN readiness.
and should the weather continue so cold
for twcnty-four hours longer the ponds
around Manchester will be literally pa
tronized by lovers OF the sport. these
are beautiful moonlight nights for skating
plrties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Mnrha OF Thinks.

teachers connected with the Sunday
school at the almshouse desire to return
thanks to Messrs. Thaxton X Wetkins,
Yancy & Booker, Powers a Martin, Taylor
Il Boiling, Hall d Powers, Mccarthy &
Haynes, Mr.. T.. Dalton, aud others, for
Their generous contributions to the
Christmas-trec. 1t was great success.
Tie children seemed pleased and
happy, and went away loaded with toys,
fruit, candy, &c, &c. The inmates of
the almsh0use each received some pre-
sent, and Mr.. Carter. who has been doing
everything that he could to make the
Sunday school success, was also kindly
remembered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Charges for Water Cscd by Manu-
Tac.urcrs.

Messrs. +. $. Myers and John B.
Cary, as representatives of the Chamber
Of Commerce, went before the Water
Committee Of The City Council last night
10 prosentresolutions ofthe Chambcrask-
ing a reduction Of the charges on water
used in steam boilers They were
equipped with statistics to show that the
people Of Richmond pay more for water
so used than almost any manufacturing
city in the country. Superintendent Boil
ing has also studied the subject pretty
thoroughly, and 10 doubt after it Is dis
cussed and understood the City Council
will agree to do what seems fair and
right in the promises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
WESTERN FOLKS WELL DREsS.
Eighteen cars Leave Here LOADED
with Dry GOaGs.

The through freight for ST. Louis,
which drew ont from the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot here shortly after o clock
last night, consisted of train OF eigh-
teen cars, all loaded to their full capacity
with dry goods-a thing without prece-
dent in the history either of Richmond
or Of this railroad company. The goods
were shipped from Philadelphia, New
York, end Boston, and are all consigned
to Lindeke, Warner & Schermeyer, Of
st. Louis. The estimated weight Of the
cargo is 72O,O00 pounds. The route will
be made Cio the Chesapeake and Ohio
and Kapawha Dispatch TO Chicago and
tre Minnesota and Northwest railway
from Chicago to ST. Louis. The goods
were shipped a part of the way by water,
or the railroads could not under the
interstate law have made rates at which
it would have been cheaper than by
more direct lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
SENSATION ~ ALBANY.
sudden Displacement or fbe state
CiviI-servicc Commission.

by telegraph 20 the Dlspatehl
albany, y. l.. December 29.-Quitc
a sensation WAS caused here 10 day when
It was learned that Governor Hill had
quietly ordered the State Ciyil-Scrvice
Commission, consisting OF August
Schocnmaker, Henry A. Richmond, and
John Jay, out of office by the simple act
OF appointing their successors. Inquiry
developed the fact that Governor Hill had
not only appointed a new commission. but
that 1t had already qualified held "A meet
ing, and started the work OF clearing out
the officials ftheir predecessors. Ihenew
commission Is composed of General
Daniel l.. Slckics, OF New York city j.
II. Mauuing, of the Albany ArgVS, and
son OF the late Secretary Manning. and
Major George II. Treadwc,l, sls0 OF this
city. The new appointees fled their
olths of Office with the Secretary Of
State this afternoon, and met
in their quarters in the Capitol
with closed doors. The first act ot the
new board was 10 remove Chief-Examincr
Potts and appoint John b. Riley, of
Plattsburgh, IN his stead. These com
missiOuers. whose appointment 10y the
Governor is authorized by chapter 3Ji
of the laws of 1899, can hold no other
Office under the State. Their salary is
fixed at $1,000 per year and travelling
expenses
Last summerthe Governor wrote t. the
depOsed commissioners asking for their
designations, spying that the office Of
commissioner was merely TO help the
Governor, and they had been appointed
by another Governor cleveland. As
they had therefore held over two years
IN his (HilPs) term, he thought il vas not
unfair on his part 10 make the request
The commissioners, however, refused
to comply, declaring that no charges
bad been made against them.
Major Treadwell, one OF the new ap-
pointees, IS the present commander Of
the Grand Army of the Republic of the
State of New York The statute makes
no provision for auy definite term, but
the appointees hold during the pleasure
Of tue Governor. The recognized
commission met in the civlLScrvice
rooms of the Capitol and selected Sicllcs
rs president. John b. Riley. Of Platts-
burg, who was appointed chief ex-
aminer is the present United States su-
perintendent of Indian schools. having
been appointed 10y President Cleveland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
The noston Ideal Opera Company.

The sale of reserved seats for the
Boston Ideal Opera Company, which
will give four night performances and a
matinee at the Theatre next week, will
begin this morning at o'clock
The matinee piece "wednesday is the
Elixir of Love, and it is understood that
it will be presented in good style. The
other operas are:
Monday night, Daughter OF the Regi-
ment; Tuesday, Fra Diavolo; Wednes-
day, Carmen, and Thursday, Martha.
That there will be series Of fashion,
able houses there is no doubt.
The opera company bring their own
orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
EUEss Instituted.

The following suits have been in
stituted in the City Circuit Court:
Stephen Hunter Is. I. j. Anderson
for $50.
Stern e Co. rs. j. Bernstein for
$500.
Peter Paul rs. +. S. Meanley and j..
L. Slaughter for 1922.
Same rs. Junius Harrison, J. F. Rid
die, and Joseph Shunn for S2jl.
w. q. Smell rs. j. Ii. Griffith & Co.
for 81, 800.
il. Brunhild rs. Benjamin n. Smith
and Lizzie Alien for 600 60.
The Petersburg Crystal Ice ca. as.
Jane King for 81, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
T'HE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR

BUILDlSG-BoYS cLoTEING DEPART
NENT-wiLL BE CROWDED TOMORROW
1T rs CROWDED EVERY DAY-BUT PAR
TIcULARLY 30 on sATURDAYs-wHBN
TIE SCHOOLS ARE cLosED-ASD MOTHERS
CAN BRING TIE LITTLE FELLOWS ALONG
TO FIT THRM OUT IN THE sTYIsH-ELE-
GANT-AND PERFRcT-FITTTNc BOYS cLo-
THING TO BE FOUND IERE.-ASD ONLY
HERE--FOR IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING
THAT WE CARRY THE FINEsT-AND BEST
FITTING BOYS CLOTHING THAT THE BEST
DESIGNERS s-AND MOST CAPABLE WORK
MEN-CAN PRODUCR-AND WE CONTROL
FOR THE STATE-TuE PRODUCTIONS or
THE BEST VIZ ALSO cARRY--IN CHEAT
VARIETY - MEDIUM AND CHEAPER
GRADEs-BUT VIZ HANDLE NOTHING THAT
WE CANNOT RECONMEND-AND WE HOLD
OURSELVES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
WEAR AND SERVICE OF EVERYTHING
WE SELL OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT IS
FAIRLY BRINNING OVER WITH BARGAINS
NOW. WE WILL, HOWEVER. MENTION BUT
TWO ITEMS TO-DAY-THgY WILL CONVEY
T. Arp rp-. ms r.ur rxgrDr~roN Al y.ft-ve
TO BE FOUND HERS TOMORROW. AND
WHEN YOU COME TO SEE THEM-BRING
THIS PAPER ALONG AND SEE II WE HAVE
OvERBSTINATED THEIR ACTUAL VALUES
WHEN WE TELL YOU OF OUR PRICES ONE
Is 4 LOT OF 100 OvERCoATS FOR LITTLE
FELLOWS-AGRS FOUR TO NINE-MADg
FROM FRENCH BOUCLE VARIOUS
cOLORs-AND COMBINATIONS OF CoLoRs-
STRAPPED AND HOODED-HOODs LINED
WITH SATIN-PERFECT LITTLE CHARM
ERs-A COMBINATION or WARMTH AND
ELEGANCE WE SELL THEM AT g. EACH.
wECLAIM-AND HONESTLY BELIEVE OUR
CLAIM Is GOoD-rHAT YOU CAN'T BUY ONE
As GO0D-oRAs DSoME-ELsEwHgRE--
FOR LESS THAN DOUBLE THE AMoUNT-ilo
OUR PRICES
THE OTHER Is \ LOT OF ABOUT IS LITTLE
oyERco ATs-sUITABLE ALIKE FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS-AGEs THREE TO sIX-MADE OF
DIFFERENT MArERIALs-AND IN DIFFER
ENr CoLoRs-AND DIFFERENT STYLES
SOME WITH CAPEs-soME WITH coLLArs-
SOME TRIMMED WITH AsTRACh' TO
MATCH THE CLOTH N COLOR-OR TO HAR-
NOME wEfG-EACH WITH THE OTHER
NOT ONE OF THE lot WORTH A MILL LESS
THAN SOUR PRICE FOR A CHOICE s2O
WE ARE NOT SELLING THESE BELOW COST
BUT WE'RE SELLING THEM At LESS THAN
THEY COST TO PRODUCE WE DIDN'T PRO
DUCE THEM-BUT WE BOUGHT THEM-ATA
SACRIFICE IRON THOSE WHO DID-AND
WHO WERE COMPELLED TO REALIZE
FOR CASH-SPOT CASH. WE MERELY
PASS Them TO THE CONSUMERS AT
AN ADVANCE so smGHT-THAT 1T JUST
PAYS Us TO HANDLE THEM- NOTHING
MORE. - HAD TO BUY THE ENTIRE LOTS
TO GET THEM AT OUR PRICE WE PASS
THEM TO YOU-AS BARGAINS WORTHY OF
YOUR THOUGHT LOOK THEM OVER
THERE ARE QUITE ENOUGH TO LAST TO-
MAY NOT BE ANY LEFT
MONDAY MORNING. THEY'RE HERE
AND CHOOSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
THE CITY AND THE EXPOSITION.
Committee To Meet the Representa-
fiNe. ni ifIo Agricultural hOCieIX.

The letter Of Mr.. Ashton Starke, presi-
dent of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society, to Chairman Andrew Pizzini, Of
the Finance Committee. proposing to
capitalize the property of the society to
the extent of 1000, was published in
the Dispatch Of yesterday. The object
of this is, Of course, to obtain aid in
securing funds to erect a building III
which to hold an exposition.
When the letter was read before the
committee the members expressed them
selves individually as to the feasibility
of the plan, but it was decided to take
no steps in the matter pending the ac-
ton OF the committee appointed by the
Council to confer with the Agricultural
Society with a view to the purchase by
the city OF the Fair Grounds. The society
has appointed committee to meet this
one, but the two have not as yet held a
conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
THE SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
Arrangements for the Meeting ut tie
Theatre Next Month.

The Board Of Directors oftne Confede-
rate Soldiers Monument Association met
at the rooms OF tue Chamber of Com
mcTce last night and arranged the details
of the great meeting to be held at the
Theatre Monday night, IanuMy 9th.
Mcssrs. J. 4. Ellyson, John \. Curtis,
T.. T. D. Myers, J. B. Welsh, and W. f.
Cutshaw were appointed committee in
charge of the meeting.
-Four speakers were selected, as fol-
lows: Rev Moses ID. Hoge, D. ID. !;
Hon. John ". Daniel. Dr. $. A. Good
win, and Captain Gordon McCabe. The
Governor will preside, and jordella's
Band viii furnish music for the occa-
sion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
The IuriSish Store
Will be closed in a day or two.

DARBYs PROPrYLtCTIC FLUID gives prompt
and permanent relief in burns, scalds, chill
blains, yenomous stngs or bites. cuts and
wounds o. every description.
II is invaluable In scarlctfeyer. diphtheria,
smallpox, cholera, yellow, typhus, typhoid, and
other ieycrs.
For sick-rooms, 10 prevent the spread Of con-
taeion, IL is the best disinfectant known.
nCN. ALExANBEE II. STEPBENs, OF GEORGIA
Darbys Pr0phylactic Fluid is an article Il lit
tie cost but great value. Its domestic rs well as
medicinal uses are numerous. while it, spcclal-
ties are most wonderful No head II L family
should ever De without IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

the Inman sisters did very pretty dancing.
Signor Yano az a balancer was a wonder.
Moulton and Dashway in their bar per
formance can hardly have their equal !;
and the Seemans in the electra gave a
graceful and pleasing exhibition. Some
amusing songs and dialogues filled up
the performance, which ended with an
amusing farce. The company deserves
crowded houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

to guard her and the world against this
great evil that we express our loyalty
ana attachment to the Holy See and the
principles OF our faith, aud hope that for
many years yet Lpmen dc C6eH shall
be our holy guide, leader, and father.
Resofred FURTHER. That a copy Of
these resolutions, suitably engrossed, be
forwarded to our Holy Father,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
ladies 1honntnr

will call in the Broad. Street Pharmacy,
corner of Fifth, and get cup of Hot
Chocolate, Tea, Coffee, and Beef Tea,
Celery and Coca, something exceedingly
nice. They will find nice Handkerchief
Extracts, Colognes Toilet-Soaps Dress
ing Gases, Gentlemen's Travelling-Sets,
Cut-Stoppered Bottles for covering, &c.
Presentations cOmnOnnhed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR
Those Elected by seyerM Orgauizs.
finnx


Alta regular meeting of Enterprise
Council, No. 9, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
Past Councillor, l.. N. Foster Coun.
cillor, A. l.. Davis Vice-Councillor, u.
l.. Gordon; Recording Secretary, b.
1. Miller; Assistant Recording Secre-
tary, L. p. Turner Financial Secretary.
K. >. Waring; Treasurer, William IT,.
jerks; Conductor, j. \. Atkinson
Warden, George Gordon Inside Senti-
mel, W. H. Mettcrth; Outside Sentinel.
A. ii. Rohleder. Trustees-For eighteen
months, DR.. G. j.. Cudlipp; twelve
months, B. T.. Miller Six months, b.
A. Gaines. Deputy, DIR. Landon b.
Edwards. This council has been or
ganized about five months, and has a
membership of sixty-iive, and is in a
flourishing condition.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Monroe Lodge, No. 735, Knights Of
Honor, elected the following officers at
their meeting Tuesday evening George
Fieldens, past dictator; II. b. Priddy,
dictator; J. II. Wilson. vice dictator ;
Richard Bel, assistant dictator George
II. Reith, reporter; Joseph \. Gill,
financial reporter; +. q. Tholl, trca-
surer; William A. Penncll, guide {;
George Debold, chaplain j. j. Bcndall,
guardian J. G. Weymouth, sentinel !;
George Debold, r. S. Denny, and I. II.
Taylor, trustees; f. G. Tholl, repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge Joseph y.
GILL, alternate.
EQUITABLE LEAGUE or AMERICA.
At a regular meeting Of Marshall
CouIt, No. 9, Equitable League of
America, the following officers were
elected for the next year: Henry Spear.
past Justice W. J. Lynham. justice
A. $. Hooper, clerk ; W. J. Reisse, trea-
surer; w. F. G.. Garnet. Jr, herald !;
NJ. Paptistel!a, sergeant-at-arms Lewis
S. Wassmer, constable; w. NJ. Walden,
W. i. G. Garnett. Jr., and ID. J. O'NoI,
trustees. This order has widows aud
orphans benefit fluid and relief fund,
separ .te, paying respectively s.. 500 ard
s., 900 death benefit. Also, arelicf fund
paying $500 disability benefit and S25
per week sick benefit, and at the cxpira-
tiOn Of seven years each member re-
ceives 81, 900. This court meets at FL
let's (annexcd) Hall on the first and
third Wednesdays of each month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
The Turkish store
IS packing up.
uoaisomcst,uth the CIV.

We speak OF the stock of Christmas,
Bridal, and Birthday Presents in eudless
variety ut Owens 4 Minor Drug Com
pany's, opposite post-o6ice. Plush,
Leather, and Alligator Boxes filled with
Toilet, Manicure, and Travelling Sets,
suitable for ladies or gentlemen. Whisk-
Holders, Shaving Sets, Work Boxes,
Nc Nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

Mr.. Lit manager OF the Publishers
Book Sale, 1905 Main street, says that
tomorrow Saturday will positively be
the last day. He adds that any one that
can buy book there Monday he viii
give a dozen for nothing. You will
regret 1t II you miss this sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
NonIan & Co..

Jewellers, corner Main and Tenth streets,
are opening the most elegant stock OF
Diamonds, Watches, Chains, Scerf-Pins
and Silverware IN cases, selected with
special reference for Bridal and Holiday
Presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30

OTrERBURN LITuM AND MAGSgsh WATER
have had tho benedt Of the best medical skill
OF Richmond and Baltimore without receiving
sny lasting benefit until commenced the use Of
OTTERBURy LITHIA WATER.
joan MANN, i4,2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
A Good show as the Academy.

Phosa McAllister and her excellent
dramatic company opened an engage
ment of three nights and a matinee AZ
the Academy last night. Quite a large
audience was present, and the play
"Taken From Lfe" was greatly enjoyed
and heartily applauded.
1t Will be repeated tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Church IytlI Weddings.

Cards are out for the following mar
riages
Mr.. Robert l.. Adams and Miss Bette
Q. Rady, at Trinity Methodist church,
January 9Th, 5:30 p. NJ.
Mr.. JEFF. D. Reynolds and Miss Stella
Shinberger. at Leigh-Street Baptist
church, January 9TH, 5;15 P. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Not nuetoP oPo,itIcsICauses

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispaich.I
ST.. PETEEsBURG, December29.-A ma
jorlty OF the Ministers have declared to
the Gar that the recent roting among
the students WAS due not to political
causes but to the just discomfort which
has prevailed on account Of the new uni
yersty statutes. The Objectionable
statutes will probably he altered soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
AssfntluneDf.

A. Steiner, dry goods and clothing
merchant at No. 5 north Seventeenth
street, yesterday made an assignment for
the benefit of his creditors to Samuel
Proskauer. Liabilities about 500. The
largest creditor is Strause Brothers
$3I2.09.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
For n yew-Year,. Present

nothing is as appropriate as fancy bottle
OF sweet Altar of Roses, the everlasting
Persian perfume. Secure a vial for only
75c. at the Turkish Store, 922 east Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
Personal.
yTE, THE UNDERSIGNED REAI,

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED REAL.
w ESTATE AGENTS, hereby give notice 10
our tenants that we win Rot be responsible for
the bursting OF water-pipes from freezing where
the tenant has failed 10 turn Of the water. and
that the pipes 50 bursting must Dc repaired by
the tenant Ht his own cost
james d. Eism. +. A. Cailin, r. q. Charln & Co,
Chewing & Rose. II. Seldom Taylor. ii. l. sta.
pies q Co, J. Thompson Brown q Co, B. NJ.
Quarles, y. w. Bowe, Sutton 4 Co, Frank ID.
hiil & Co., Apperson & Co, John 4. Goddin,
Rawlings Rose, Poindexter a Denoon.
ia po
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
The Assistant superiniendont or the
feniteHtlnrY.

Governor Lee yesterday received and
accepted the resignation OF Mr.. Jonas
Kelly, assistant superintendent OF the
penitentiary. Superintendent Moses has
iot yet, as required by law, recon-
mended Mr. Kellys successor TO tho
Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-30
nieh,nnnd Theatre.

The entertainment last night at the
Theatre was OF varied kind, but was
good aud gave general satisfaction.
Madame Quitsk exhibited some beautiful
pictures in her "Tableaux Viyant," and
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